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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009

Chris Hrabovsky – Contributor

Posted by WEB EDITOR on Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:27 PM

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Long time activist, and former Democratic Party candidate for State House Dist. 45, Chris Hrabovsky has taken on the challenge of reforming our energy policy-at the local level. In 2000 Chris’ interest in alternative fuels for vehicles led him to convert a truck to run on hydrogen.  In 2006, he re-invigorated an environmental fight to save the Anclote River, from the grips of Wal-Mart, by taking on a lawsuit “pro se”, after the other activists had fled. He also lends his help to Pasco’s Citizens for Sanity, as they help protect the Cypress Creek, Seranova Preserve, and the newly proposed destruction of wetlands by T.Rowe Price. Today, Chris has focused on the effects of 2006 Senate Bill 888.  He has a plan to prevent new coal and nuclear plants from being built, and promotes de-centralized solar and wind power.

x14510787[1] HOW TO SOLVE THE HOMELESS CRISIS, THE ENERGY CRISIS AND THE BANKING CRISIS IN FLORIDA AND AROUND THE WORLD! Posted by CHRIS HRABOVSKY on Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:10 AM

10273951.jpgWant to pay $35 million to help T. Rowe Price destroy our wetlands in the middle of a drought?  Posted by CHRIS HRABOVSKY on Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 9:58 AM

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  • Making class warfare a thing of the past and the future of our world

  • Making class warfare a thing of the past and the future of our world

      • by Chris Hrabovsky
    It has been said that class warfare has always been a part of our lives, even when it comes to our environment. The difference has often been that those with more have also had more opportunity to squelch the views of those with less. This is where a positive change is occurring.
  • Blogs, Daily Loaf, May 8, 2009
  • Epidemic brings about the next American Revolution

  • Epidemic brings about the next American Revolution

      • by Chris Hrabovsky
    The epidemic of today is the corporate greed and corruption that has allowed our rights to be stripped away, and our planetary environment to be brought to the brink of disaster.